Name: Visitation for Amy Garner
Start: 2016-03-22T23:00:00.000Z
End: 2016-03-23T01:00:00.000Z
Location: Bluebonnet Hills Funeral Home & Memorial Park

Amy Garner, 44, passed away Saturday, March 19, 2016. Funeral: 2 p.m. Wednesday at Ridglea Baptist Church, 6037 Calmont Ave., Fort Worth. Interment: Bluebonnet Hills Memorial Park. Visitation: 6 to 8 p.m. Tuesday at the funeral home. She was born Amy Suzanne Garner on July 30, 1971, in St. Louis, Mo., to Tommy and Mae Elizabeth Christopher Williams. Amy loved the Lord and her life was a testament to that love. Survivors: Her husband, Norman Garner; children, Clara, Hannah, Sophia, Felicia and Zachary; mother; and sisters, Merri Brown and Betsy Strauss.

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Published by Star-Telegram on Mar. 22, 2016.

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Grey Fortuna

April 6, 2016

I was so sad to hear about Amy. She was my high school sweetheart. We shared so many great times together when we were young. Even though we had not talk to each other in years she will always hold a special place in my heart. I know she is with her Lord and savior Jesus. My prayers go out to her husband and children that they may find comfort. Also to her sisters Merri and Betsy and their mother Elizabeth. May God bless them all.

natasha miller

March 24, 2016

I did not know you very well but ytaught my boys in Sunday School they loved you. Thank you so much for working with them and teaching them about god. May you rest in peace.

Nancy Pryor

March 23, 2016

We knew Amy as an enthusiastic and loving college student who came to Los Angeles in 1991 to be apart of s summer project working in the inner city. She later returned to the city to work full time with Heres Life Inner City LA. She wrote curriculum and helped launch the SAY Yes! Centers a youth development outreach to at risk kids that is now in several U.S. Cities and internationally as well. Amy loved God, her family and others especially children we were blessed to work with her in the '90s and are just so sad at her tragic passing. May many find Jesus as Savior through this as that would be her greatest desire. Shalom.

Curtis Christopher

March 23, 2016

Liz & Norm, so sorry to loose Amy. Our thoughts & prayers are with you and family. Love you all, Curtis & Carolyn

Anita Castaneda

March 22, 2016

Love all of you very much and praying that the Lord will hold you close and give you His peace that surpasses all understanding during this time fo grieving. Amy will be so very missed, she was such a precious wonderful woman and I am very grateful that I got to know her and look forward to seeing her again in Heaven one day.

Cissy Warren

March 22, 2016

Amazing Amy---she did it all. She did everything w/excellence. She poured her heart and soul into investing in others. What a testament to the Lord and her parents. My heart aches for your family.

Barry and Pam Brown

March 22, 2016

There are few words that will comfort your family at this time of grieving. Amy's belief, faith and love of the Lord will help heal your hearts knowing she is at peace with him. Our heartfelt sympathy is with you all.

D Henderson

March 22, 2016

My heart is broken. Nevertheless, I will be praying for her children, their father, and for all who are experiencing the loss of Mrs.Garner.

Rose Banzhaf

March 22, 2016

Liz - no words can express my sorrow - I loved the days spent watching our children playing together on Brookwood in Richardson - the birthday parties, Tom playing Santa - hide and seek in the bamboo in your back yard - Amy was such a great friend for my boys and you have always been a cheriched friend to me - maybe Amy and Fred will reconnect in heaven and Kate and Amy will finally meet in the best of all places - Rose

Mary Flickner

March 22, 2016

I knew Amy through our CC Practicum. She was one of the highlights of my summer because of her love for reading, her joy and kindness. I looked forward to her recommendations, to what she was reading and to hearing how books were used in her family and among friends. My prayers are with your family.

bertha mendez

March 22, 2016

May you rest in peace you taught my granddaughers so much about our lord. May god have you in his heavenly arms

Martha Coffey

March 22, 2016

Praying for healing for all of your broken hearts at this time. So sorry for your loss.
Martha Coffey (Lamesa, Tx)

Tricia Milligan

March 22, 2016

My first thoughts of memories were of birthday parties for the girls and the shower for Zachary's upcoming arrival and the fun of sharing with Amy the difference between girls and boys. But God brought another memory to mind. While we were at Mid-Cities Bible Church, Amy was in charge of the Women's Retreat one year. The things that were shared, the songs that were sung...these were the seeds that were planted in my heart that God used to bring me into a deeper understanding of what it is to be a Christian and a closer relationship with Him. I am so thankful for her obedience and the willingness to give of her time and talents to make that retreat take place.

Brenda Mann

March 22, 2016

So sorry for your lose! May you feel the warmth of the Lords arms in the days ahead. The lord is our strength in our weakest hours.

Jennifer Blount

March 21, 2016

Rest in peace, Dear, Sweet Friend.
Hugs and prayers to your family.

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